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Westminster Celtic Crossing Application Form
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then click on Youth Program. Then click on the attachment "Westminster Celtic Crossing Form."
9500 Liberty —What happens to the quality of life in a local community when it passes an ordinance requiring local law enforcement to police the immigration status of anyone they have “probable cause” to suspect of being undocumented? 9500 Liberty, an award winning documentary, explores that question by chronicling events leading up to and following the passage of such an ordinance by Prince William County in Virginia.
All are invited to a special screening of this notable film followed
by a panel discussion on Friday evening, August 13th, at 7:00 pm,
in Fellowship Hall. The film’s Director and Producer, Eric Byler,
will be a member of the panel and the program will be moderated
by Rev. Howard Dotson of Westminster Presbyterian Church,
Omaha. Join us as we faithfully reflect on this important issue.
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We are the largest Presbyterian Church in Nebraska
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We serve over 140 children and youth on our rolls, plus 120 preschool children and 60 scouts.
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Our worship is creatively traditional. It means it's OK to laugh, applaud, wear casual clothes, do some playful things and still have a worship service that calls us to higher levels of thought and faith.
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Westminster's Preschool is the only NAEYC Accredited Church Preschool in Lincoln.
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Our ASCAP-award winning Music Director, Boyd Bacon, has published over 50 pieces of music and our organist, Dr. Masako Nakamura Bacon, is one of the few organists in Nebraska to have achieved the Diplomat status in the American Guild of Organists.
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There are 40 different groups from both inside and outside the congregation that meet at Westminster in an average month.
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Our pastor, Dr. Andrew McDonald, has graduate school degrees from Yale, McCormick and Vanderbilt, with special focus areas in ethics, revitalization and adult education.
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Members are open to take annual mission trips to support areas hit by disasters or severe poverty. We are on our fifth trip to the Hurricane Katrina area of Louisiana.
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Our Youth Groups take both fun trips and mission projects. Most recently Youth Group members went to Germany and Switzerland on a pilgrimage celebrating the 500th birthday of the founder of the Presbyterian Church.
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We have a Green Team to help us to be ecologically good stewards of the earth and our church facilities.
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